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Charges say Judge Michael Sovis crashed an SUV into parked vehicles in St. Paul on Christmas Eve.
I wonder how light he'll get off for not knowing the rules for drinking and driving! But, he'll still get to rule and lecture how bad it is to get a DWI to people in his courtroom!
It is too bad he made the decision to be in control of a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol. Fortunately, he did not hurt or kill anyone. Since it does not say otherwise, the writer leads me to believe Judge Sovis must have been somewhat cooperative with the law enforcement officers, as he provided a breath sample at the scene as well as at the PD. In addition to that, St Paul PD deserves credit for employing ethical officers that performed their duties without showing favoritism to Judge Sovis simply because of his position as a judge.
Yeah, but he will probably just hire Sensor's lawyer and pay to get off the hook. Isn't that what money buys in this great country of ours, these days?
Oh my gosh-he's human. Knowing our current politicalal "trends" he will be treated harshly. Let it go libs. If this were the most dangerous activity going on we should be relieved! I am surprised the strib didn't sweep this under the magic progressive rug.Worry instead about 1 out of 6 citizens receiving food stamps (compared to 1 out of 50 in the early 70's). Worry that so many of you want to go back to a "feudal" system where the masta takes care of all of your needs. Just remember-the government will own you. Freedom is a good thing,don't be afraid. .
Dude made a mistake, he'll pay his price to society and be even up just like everybody else would be. He'll get no special treatment. He'll probably get it worse.
I imagine since the Star Trib. did not indicate any previous charges/convictions, this is the first DUI Mr. Sovis has received. Given the fact that he has been on the bench for 20+ years dealing with all levels of society, there is NO WAY he should lose his job, and if anything, I hope he gets the help he needs as judges are people too. I can only hope and imagine he will get the same treatment as any other person on their first DUI considering no injuries occured.
I am pleased to see the police doing their legal and ethical duty! I believe the majority of police would do the right thing! As edma0012 said "dude made a mistake" and will pay his dues! Anyone who does or did drink alcohol has likely made similar dumb decisions. I count myself in that group. I no longer drink acohol but I did a lot in the service and after I got out, but booze lost it's allure over the years. Good luck judge, man up to your mistakes and move on in positive/responsible ways!!
He'll plead not guilty and claim he was sober as a judge.
No way was he that drunk after 6 drinks, unless it was big glasses of straight vodka. Hate to say it, but I want judges on the bench who've been in trouble and have experienced that side of justice, to give them a perspective that most of the "holier than thou" types that normally sit in judgement don't have.
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In the posthumously published Dialogues Concerning Natural Religion, the Enlightenment philosopher David Hume attacked many of the traditional arguments for the existence of God, expressing the belief that religion is founded on ignorance and irrational fears. Though calm and courteous in tone – at times even tactfully ambiguous – the conversations between Hume's vividly realized fictional figures form perhaps the most searching case ever mounted against orthodox Christian theological thinking and the 'deism' of the time, which pointed to the wonders of creation as conclusive evidence of God's Design. Hume's characters debate these issues with extraordinary passion, lucidity and humour, in one of the most compelling philosophical works ever written.
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Who would know better what Star Wars fans enjoy at Celebrations than the fans themselves? At Celebration VI, coming up this August 23-26 in Orlando, creative and community-minded fans are contributing more entertainment, exhibits and surprises than ever before. An important portion of the overall fan participation at the show is the fan table area in the Celebration Experience Exhibit Hall, where individual fan organizations show off what makes them special in the Star Wars galaxy.
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Howdy! If you've made it to this website, you've made a life-changing discovery. I graduated from DTS in 2004 with the ThM and all I can say is, "Wow." The trustworthy training I received from Dallas Seminary revolutionized my life—because of the Spirit's work through the integrative curriculum and outstanding professors, I'm a better husband to my wife, a better son to my parents, a better brother to my friends, and a better servant to our Lord. Please call or visit so we can talk about how DTS can usher in your own revolution! Don't wait.
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Spend time with my sweetheart, Eva, and learn about the wisdom of God by studying his creation. This may involve Scripture, music, film, fellowship, nature…or all of the above.
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Shelby Builds A Raptor
If the 411 hp coming from the stock Raptor pickup just isn't enough power, Shelby American can build you a Raptor that puts out 575 horses. The company carrying on Carroll Shelby's work with Cobras and specially modified Mustangs is now assembling a limited number of Raptors with an emissions-legal Whipple supercharger on top of the 6.2L V-8, plus a Shelby Stinger exhaust system, Shelby graphics, a custom interior, and a number of tire-and-wheel options. The Shelby package adds nearly $18,000 to the cost of the Raptor; throw on the tires and wheels and you're in for another $3,400. Visit www.shelbyamerican.com for more info.
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Ford, too, is tweaking the Raptor, though not as extensively as Shelby. New for 2014 is the Raptor Special Edition, featuring Ruby Red Metallic paint and fresh box-side graphics on the outside and new seat upholstery with red bolsters and black inserts on the inside. (You can get the Special Edition in Tuxedo Black paint too.) Mechanically this Raptor is unchanged from the standard model. Look for the Raptor Special Edition on sale this fall.
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GM Announces Power, Pricing, Fuel Economy for '14 Pickups
The first of the '14 Chevy Silverado and GMC Sierra 1500 pickups to go on sale this spring will be crew cabs powered by the new 5.3L EcoTec3 V-8. GM is rating that engine at 355 hp at 5,600 rpm and 383 lb-ft of torque at 4,100 rpm, with more than 300 lb-ft of torque available from 2,000 to 5,600 rpm. The maximum tow rating for that engine will be 11,500 pounds (in a double-cab 2WD model), though we assume the 4WD tow ratings will be lower.
The 4x4 pickups powered by the 5.3 will be rated at 16 mpg city, 22 mpg highway and 18 mpg combined. That is best-in-class fuel economy when compared to the V-8s in competing 4x4 pickups (and even Ford's EcoBoost V-6).
Regular- and double-cab models will go on sale in the summer and fall, as will the truck's other engines, the standard 4.3L V-6 and optional 6.2L V-8, both based on the same EcoTec3 architecture as the 5.3. Power and fuel economy data for those two engines will be released later this year.
What will they cost? Only the base prices were released, and these are for V-6 powered trucks that won't be available at first. (Yeah, we're confused too.) For Chevrolet, the Silverado 1500 2WD will start at $24,585 for a regular cab, $28,610 for a double cab, and $32,710 for a crew cab (including $995 destination charge). We were not able to get corresponding base prices for 4x4 models at the time of publication.
We did get that from GMC, however. For 2WDs, the regular/double/crew cab base prices are $25,085, $29,110, and $33,210, respectively. The 4x4 versions will cost $29,025, $33,090 and $36,360. So you can probably estimate that the same $3,000-$4,000 premium will be added to Chevy's 4x4 base prices.
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• The 2013 winners of the Outstanding Trails Program, presented by BFGoodrich, Tread Lightly!, and the United Four Wheel Drive Associations, are the Dutch John Trail at the Uwharrie National Forest in Troy, North Carolina; Kansas Rocks Recreation Park in Mapleton, Kansas; and Truckhaven in Salton Sea, California. During the year, BFG will be at club events associated with these trails to present a $4,000 grant to each local club to assist in the preservation of trail access.
• Chrysler is recalling some 7,000 '13 Ram HD models, many still on dealer lots, due to an engine cover for the Cummins diesel that "has less heat resistance than intended," says the official release from Chrysler. According to Automotive News, one of the shields caused an underhood fire in a Ram 3500 during testing at the Chelsea Proving Grounds.
• Sport Truck USA has acquired JKS Manufacturing. JKS developed the original sway bar quick-disconnect system and specializes in manufacturing suspension products for Jeep vehicles. Sport Truck USA is the parent company of BDS Suspension, Zone Off-road Products, and 4x4 Posi-Lok.
• FullDroopTV is a new television show about building prerunners and other off-road vehicles. It airs weekly on the Dish Network and DirecTV, and then episodes are loaded onto www.fulldrooptv.com and YouTube.
• Hyundai is considering introducing a pickup truck to the U.S. market, according to Automotive News. Hyundai dealers, who are having a lot of success with coupes, sedans, and crossovers, are asking for a pickup to augment their lineup. No word yet as to whether it will be a compact or fullsize truck, or whether it will be for the U.S. only.
• We thought the people at Honda were joking when they announced that an onboard vacuum would be available on the latest model of the Odyssey minivan. They weren't. So we weren't quite sure what was going on when Honda unveiled a "HondaHair" attachment for the vacuum—"the perfect complement to the do-it-yourself mobile haircut movement"—until we spotted the April 1 dateline on the press release.
Durango Upgraded for 2014
Dodge's three-row SUV gets many of the same upgrades for the '14 model year as the Grand Cherokee does, including an eight-speed automatic transmission that Dodge says will improve the Durango's fuel economy by up to nine percent. The front and rear fasciae have been restyled, with LED lights available at both ends. Inside, the Durango can be fitted with an 8.4-inch touchscreen to control Chrysler's latest version of the Uconnect infotainment system.
Why do we care? A careful reading of the Durango's specs revealed the MP 3022 transfer case, available behind the 5.7L Hemi, with full-time AWD and a lockable, 2.72 low-range ratio. It may not be "trail rated," but it could be a viable alternative to the Grand if you prefer the Durango's styling.


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Williams-Sonoma Gingerbread House Kit
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Celebrate the magic of the season with the ultimate enchanted cookie cottage. Great for holiday parties and family projects, our complete kit makes it fun and easy to build a festive gingerbread house decorated with colorful sweets. Each gingerbread piece is embossed with lines that highlight details and show builders exactly where to pipe decorative icings. Once the house is built, customize it with delectable decorations—from jeweltone mini jellies to red and white peppermints.
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- Precut gingerbread cookie pieces
- Ready-to-use icing "glue"
- Building tray
- Decorations: Mini candy beads, mini jelly beans, peppermint balls, watermelon candy slices and and sour candies.
- Step-by-step instructions.
- Assembled dimensions: 7 1/2"L x 5 1/2"W x 7"H.
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- Ingredients
- Gingerbread: Enriched wheat flour (flour, niacin, iron, ascorbic acid, thiamine mononitrate, riboflavin, folic acid), sugar, vegetable oils (hydrogenated soybean and cottonseed), molasses, water, cinnamon, leavening (sodium bicarbonate), ginger, salt, caramel color.
- Frostings: Powdered sugar, water, vegetable oils (hydrogenated soybean and cottonseed), corn syrup and high fructose corn syrup, modified cornstarch, salt, soy mono- and diglycerides, artificial flavor, citric acid, polysorbate 60, preservative - potassium sorbate, color (titanium dioxide, FD&C yellow #5, FD&C FD&C blue #1).
- Mini Jellies: Glucose syrup, sugar, modified cornstarch, citric acid, natural and artificial flavors, colors (FD&C red #3, FD&C red #40, FD&C blue #1, FD&C blue #2, FD&C yellow #5, FD&C yellow #6).
- Peppermint Balls: sugar, corn syrup, colors (titanium dioxide, FD&C red #40 lake), natural peppermint oil.
- Watermelon Slices: sugar, corn syrup, agar, citric cid, natural & artificial flavors, colors (titanium dioxide, FD&C yellow #5, FD&C blue #1, FD&C red #40).
- Sour Candies: Dextrose, maltodextrin, calcium stearate, malic acid, tapioca dextrin, confectioners' glaze, carnauba wax, natural and artificial flavors, colors (FD&C yellow #5, FD&C yellow #6, FD&C yellow #5 lake, FD&C yellow #6 lake, FD&C red #40, FD&C red #40 lake, FD&C blue #1, FD&C blue #1 lake, titanium dioxide).
- Mini Beads: dextrose, maltodextrin, corn syrup, calcium stearate, malic acid, tapioca dextrin, confectioners' glaze, carnauba wax, artificial flavors, color (FD&C red #40).
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Davies hockey team trusts in "fail-safe" superstitionFargo, ND (WDAY TV) - Thousands of young skaters from across the nation will descend on Fargo-Moorhead this weekend for the Big Squirt International Tournament.
By: Kevin Wallevand, WDAY Staff Reports, WDAY
Fargo, ND (WDAY TV) - Thousands of young skaters from across the nation will descend on Fargo-Moorhead this weekend for the Big Squirt International Tournament.
And for the Davies hockey team headed to the state tournament in Grand Forks tomorrow, memories of the Championship Game in 2006 are still fresh in their minds.
Seven years later, sticks are more expensive. Hair is longer.
But the superstition and the "magic stick wax" the boys rely on is headed north with them, in a bag.
Tonight. One last practice. The Davies Boys Hockey Team has the fever.
When many of the Davies seniors started skating together most still believed in Santa. It would be at the 2006 Squirt International, where they came together as a team nearly taking the tournament.
It is also then, years ago, when the boys broke out something special magic.
Jon Roscoe, Davies Senior: "This has been in my bag, in every hockey bag. Since squirts."
A superstition. A special wax, inside the bag.
Aaron Pallen, Davies Senior: "Started out as something small, that we just did and it kept working for us. We are 18 years old and we still use it."
Only to be used when the team found itself in trouble. It has never failed them.
Roscoe: "It works, never has not worked. Always 100 percent."
Over the weekend at the EDC tournament in GF, things looked bleak for Davies. Down 2-0 it looked like Davies might end its season. That is when the boys had a little chat with each other in the locker room and they broke out the bag.
Cole Wurzer, Davies Senior: "We have not used it in so long so, bringing it back from when we were young, it was new. Got our superstition back."
Alec Worwa, Davies Senior: "Once we busted that out, we knew it was all over."
And so this weekend, this last road trip for the boys. It is all a bit bittersweet. It is a different game compared to their squirt days.
Gunnar Mogck, Davies Senior: "It is really memorable we have been playing with these guys our whole lives, there is no one I would rather be playing with than my best friends."
But it too will be memorable. They will bring their game, their sticks, skates, and the magic wax.
Chase Bischof, Davies Junior: "Definitely magic. Teamwork, as well, but mostly the magic."
Magic they hope stays in the bag.
Davies opens state tomorrow afternoon with Minot.
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Northeast Ohioans are hungry for ice cream, and not just because of the recent heat wave.Fortunately for us, Mitchell's Homemade Ice Cream has an appetite for regional growth. Co-owner Mike Mitchell said the company is scouring Cleveland neighborhoods, including Ohio City, Tremont and Gordon Square Arts District, for an 8,000- to 10,000-square-foot kitchen that will connect customers to the ice cream-making process."They'll see us making it, they'll hear it, they'll smell it and they'll be entertained," said Mr. Mitchell, 34, who opened the business 12 years ago with his brother, Pete, 40. "They'll see us cooking the blackberries, baking the brownies, preparing the fresh herbs. …It will be a very sensory experience."The current kitchen facility is located behind the Rocky River store and is closed off to the public because of its smaller size."We've outgrown the spot," Mr. Mitchell said. Meanwhile, Mitchell's this year is opening two new stores. One is a 2,800 square-foot shop inside SouthPark Mall in Strongsville, next to Cinemark, which will keep the same hours as the movie theater."It should be open before Black Friday," he said.The other 2,800 square-foot free-standing parlor will be located in front of Avon Commons on Detroit Road in Avon, he said, which will bring to six its total store number.Mr. Mitchell said single-store sales are up in "high single digits" over last year, and grocery store sales are up 35%."Grocery store sales are especially promising," he said.Between eight to 30 of Mitchell's 38 flavors are sold in Heinen's, Whole Foods, Zagara's Marketplace, West Point Market in Akron, Miles Farmers Market in Solon and Lake Road Market in Rocky River.The company plans to increase its product visibility and marketing efforts, and will launch in about two months a revamped website, Mr. Mitchell said.Mitchell's also is in the process of converting from using local nonpasture-raised dairy cow milk to grass-fed pasture-raised cow milk sourced from a Holmes County family farm.There are no price increases planned at this point."We're not so focused on making a profit as much as we are being proud of making this a long-term business in Northeast Ohio," Mr. Mitchell said. "We're having more fun than we've ever had."
The sixth annual Cleveland Wine Festival will be held this Friday, July 29, from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m., and 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday, July 30, at Voinovich Bicentennial Park in downtown Cleveland. The festival will feature more than 270 international, domestic and Ohio wines. Beer aficionados, don't feel left out. The popular Belgian Beer Café will serve Stella Artois, Hoegaarden and Leffe. Participating restaurants include Morton's The Steakhouse, Zinc Bistro, Angelo's Pizza, La Strada and La Dolce Vita.Adult wine tasting tickets are $27 in advance and $35 at the door and include a souvenir wine glass, 10 tastings, food and wine seminars, cooking demonstrations, musical entertainment and the opportunity to purchase wine at a discount. Additional tasting coupons may be purchased at the door. Designated driver tickets are $10 in advance or at the door and include the above, except for the 10 wine-tasting tickets. The DDs are entitled to two non-alcoholic drinks.The festival's proceeds will benefit the Bright Side of the Road Foundation, which was founded by Chagrin Falls resident Barry Winovich to help find a cure for Lou Gehrig's disease.
A prestigious venue next month will shed light on Cleveland's popular Dinner in the Dark series. The charitable dinner event that each month highlights different local chefs' whimsical cuisine will be held Saturday, Aug. 27, at the Milan-based Culinary Vegetable Institute, a renowned retreat and culinary learning center for the best chefs in the world. Dinner in the Dark is usually held at a rotation of various local restaurants including The Greenhouse Tavern and AMP 150 at the Cleveland Airport Marriott and features an impromptu multi-course menu representing the creative cuisine of that night's participating chefs.Diners don't learn until that night which artisans will be cooking the secret menu items that are paired with wine or other cocktails.Chefs are encouraged to prepare dishes that test their own culinary boundaries for adventurous patrons. Co-founder Brian Okin was mum about which chefs will be in the kitchen, in keeping with the element of surprise, but said, "There will be some unique twists and turns."Chef Michael Lyons of the CVI will among the featured arsenal of chefs, who will whip up dishes that highlight the fresh, artisanal produce harvested from nearby sister farm The Chef's Garden. Tickets are $87 per person and can be purchased here.Proceeds from next month's event will benefit Veggie U, the nonprofit arm of The Chef's Garden, which provides various programs that educate children on nutrition and food sourcing.
One Cleveland-based candle shop has melted more than wax to create this new product that will be available for purchase at, appropriately, Melt Bar & Grilled.We're not sure exactly how Terra Verde Soap & Candle fused the following flavors into its sox-wax base, but the products that come in a Melt glass no doubt will be a hit (particularly the last one). The Melt candle flavors are: wake and bacon; West Side monte cristo; Tokyo tuna melt; grilled peanut butter and banana; and beer.For more information about the 10-ounce low-soot, water-soluble candles, click here.


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June 12, 2013
As the school year wraps up in Albemarle County, students at Woodbrook Elementary are honoring a fallen friend by creating a new award.
Albemarle High School sisters Savannah and Summer Maxwell presented the first annual Carson Raymond Citizenship Award to two Woodbrook fifth graders on Wednesday.
Carson Raymond attended Woodbrook and died in 2009 due to complications from H1N1, commonly known as the "swine flu".
The Maxwell sisters wanted to create an award for students that displayed the qualities of friendship, citizenship and inclusiveness.
"We believe this is an award that Carson would have received some time in his school career. We thought why not recognize another kid for having the same qualities as he had," said Savannah Maxwell.
"He was just an amazing person. He was such an inspiration and everyone just loved being around him. He had a great spirit and he was just awesome to have at this school," said Summer Maxwell.
This year's recipients are Katie Eastlack and Daniel Livingston.
"I feel special because people think of me as a role model and that I can help them out.," said Katie Eastlack.
"I think it's great," said Daniel Livingston.
The winners received a plaque and a check for $50.
The Maxwell sisters are hoping to expand this award to other schools in the future.
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Getafe vs Real Betis Preview
Coach Pepe Mel has warned his in-form Real Betis side that they face a tough test from their opponents Getafe.
Betis lie fifth in La Liga, in a Europa League qualifying spot at this relatively early stage of the season, having responded to their 4-0 thumping at Malaga by taking seven points in three games.
But Mel is wary of the ninth-placed visitors, who have won three of their last four league games and would move level on points with Betis with another victory tomorrow [Monday].
"Getafe have speed with Leon Castro and Barrada and then at the back, they have a compact block," Mel told realbetisbalompie.es.
"Their aim is not survival, they are looking higher up the table, and that makes them tough opponents."
Betis will welcome back key midfielder Benat from injury, leaving defender Mario as their only absentee.
"(Benat) is 100 per cent recovered from the problem that prevented him from playing against Valencia," said Mel.
"Now we hope he returns to his top level. He needs it and we need it.
"Mario is missing but the others have trained with no problems."
Getafe coach Luis Garcia, whose side kept their good form going with a 4-0 win against Ponferradina in the Copa del Rey in midweek, is refusing to get carried away by recent results.
"You have to go game by game and remain humble," he told Marca.
"We are on a good run, four wins in five games, but if you lose two games you get down.
"Betis are a compact side, they playing close together and have a direct style.
"That's not a criticism, they have a good set-up and a great coach."
Alexis is poised to retain his place after impressing against Ponferradina, replacing David Abraham in defence from the team which beat Athletic Bilbao in their last league outing.


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Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 40, Folder 21, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
For it is the common heritage, the common heri tage of Irish origins,
vhich brings us and our f'r1ends of ot.hcr backgrounds, together, for
thio occasion.
lf I chose, I suppose I might even speak to you as e. New Yorker,
for :i.t wao in t •1is city that I vas born. My father and mther landed in
New York more than ha.l:f-a-century 880. They found quarters, along with
thousands of others from many lands in t..,_e crowded area just south of
Wa sningtoo f>quare. They stayed in Nw York Just lona eno\18h to see n.e
into the wor~d and to t;eacn. me to ""nl.k before they had the good sen,_e to
pack \ro aDd go on to !k>ntann.
So i t ia with that ba.ckground t.hat I join you, toni gt,t, i n
CO!mlle~rating t.'le pat ron Saint of I r eland. Not o~ her e i n this creat
city but throughout the nation this day echoes vith the sounds of Irish
music aod gaiety. T"nrougllOut the world, tnis dtq is marked by the vearing
of the green.
St. Patrick's ~' as you know', is co~ebrated with good will
in virtually every country on earth. That ie understandable; the Irish
are an adventurous race and have traveled far D.lld vide over the globe.
If there are a few places on earth where they have not gone in person,
1 have no doubt that they have ma.naged to oend their spirit by means of
the leprechauns .
It is the spirit of Irel.aDd, th1o Irish spirit, that I should
like to recall to your minds tonignt. I do eo not only because it is
traditional on this ~ but because I believe ve desperately need this
opirit at this fatefUl hour in history.
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 40, Folder 21, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
I need not reillind you that the cold, steel f1.ngers of
totalitarian coi!IllUilism are still fastened on hundreds of mil.l.ions
of people. \o(e must ask ourselves, how is this grip to be broken?
I need not rC':lind :rem that these fingers arc reo.ching out to encircle
n.ll of Bct·lin ru.1.d ot.'•m· critical areas of the globe. We must ask
o trcelvoo) hoi-T a-re they to be re~Jtru:i.nod'l
At this JOO."ilcut, it sec.~ to me t: e WX'ld can usc, .more thon
ever, the courage, the determination, the stubborn resistance to oppression
and the love o · freed.ou vhich ore the ho..U- c.rk£> o .... the I::-ish spirit.
In years gone by it vas 'tl1io spirit wl1ich l::ept alive the flnmc of freedom
in Erie despite allen oppreceion. !n yeo.ra e;ou..: by, it t-ruo thlo spirit
\>T.Ilich impellec thous£>.nd.s upon thousands of Olll' ~tcceO.cnto to leave the
beloved isle ODd to cross the sean. They vent out, in search of e. place
to labor, to live, and to love God, in decency 8Dd in pee.ce .
Melly came to this land, this generous land, this lend of freedom.
They gave to 1 t, of the wea.t of their brow, the otrength of their backs
and hands, the fruits of their miDd, the devotion of their hearts. They
jo1nc, the great
names of Irish history wbo went out to fight for others seeking freedoal.
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 40, Folder 21, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
These men, often at great personal. sacrifice, did much to make the dream
of liberty--fruotrated at home--a living reality in many parts of the
Many of the names ot these heroes are now legendary, and it is,
ot course, one ot the purposes ot this Society to keep alive their me100ry.
We are fe.mil iar Vith '!II8JlY ot these great nameo vhich stand like milestones
along the path of the history ot this country. some, hovcver, are less
vell-know, some virtually forgotten, even though they ~ have made
significant contributions. One of thet~. happens to intereot me particularly
because he wao on early Governor of Montana vhcn tho.t state vas o. federo.l
territory, on advanced outpoot of on American civilization l!IOVing vestw.
rds . You may know oomethins of the story ot General Thomao Francis
Meagher . In the middle of the last century, along rl th three other youths
he ws convicted of rebellion in Ireland and sentenced to be hung. The
sentence vas coamuted to perpetual be.nishment and like so many other Irishmen
of that clq, he was shipped to Australia. He escaped and made hio way
to the States. In this country, he was lionized tor his revolutionary
backsround and his fiery orator:1C81 abilities. When the war betveen the
states came, he put aside his sympathies for the south and headed the
fighting 69th ot Nev York. As a general in charge of the Irioh brigade,
as it was then known, he led that brave grou;p in many battles to preserve
the Union. Then, after the war, his restleos spirit unstilled, he made
the long journey to J.bntana to lead the haDdtul of early settlers in their
efforts to establish a measure of' security and stability in what vas then,
truly, the Wild West .
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 40, Folder 21, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
I relate this brief story by w.y of introduction to the words
vhich T0::1 Meagher spoke vhen he was sentenced to be executed as a
revolutionary leader in Ireland mre than 150 years ago. Those words
arc as c.livc, ~~ as they were wen they were spoken. They exemplify
what is enduring in the Irish epiri t. Before sentence, Tom Meagher said:
I am here to regret nothing I have ever
done, to retract nothins I have ever opoken. I
am here to crave with no lying lips the life I
consecrate to the liberty ot my country.
'!'he spirit expressed in theoo brief words is the same spirit
that bas motivated Irishmen wherever they have g;>nc in the vorld. Tonight,
I should like to bri.Dg to your attention its J:l8.Ui.festation in an area of
the globe quite close to home. I refer to the contributions of the Irish
in tho Latin American revolts against the oppression of Spain in the early
19th Century.
Whil.e their compatriots were helping to consolidate a nation
here 1n the United States, another group of Irish f1gntere for liberty
was attempting to insure freedom in the Republic e to the south. They
were in the vanguard of the revolutionary ormies vhich created those
nations a.l.l:oost a century and a hal.:f ago. Then they fought and died in
battles on sea and land to preserve the feebl e Latin American republ.ics
Q8ainst counter-revolution and 888X'esaion. They marched shoulder to
shoulder with great Latin American liberators like Simon Bolivar and
General San Uartin.
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 40, Folder 21, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
Who vere these men'l Why did they involve themselves in the
u.Prisinge of .POO.Ples of an alien tongue, an alien culture? Why did
they pit themselves ~jnst the authority and grandeur of the Spanish
Crown? lfhy did they spell out the heroic mean1ng, the spirit of the
Z.tonroe Doctrine l.fith their blood'l sane were those who had been compelled
into exile by the whip of oppression at home . Othero, when they heard
the clarioD. call of liberty on the South American continent, dropped
everything to respond to it, for it had touched a responsive cord in their
Irish spirit. Sane were those who vere tht.; off-Gpring of adventurous
lriflhmen vho had J:IO.ttied Il:ld.1azvSpanish and / . vorncn ani cettled in the
colonial. towns of Spanish and Portuguese Ar.lerico..
They were men who are still ret:lC1!1bered and revered tbroUS}lout
Latin America today. In Chile, for example, the name Bernardo O'Higgins
evokco the same warmth and affection ao that of George We.shi.ngton in this
country. Indeed it should, for Bernardo 0 'Higgins led the fisbt for in-dependence
on the West Coact of Latin America and later became the first
President of the Republic of Chile.
Then there was John Deveraux out of Dublin where he had raised
an Irish Legion of several thou68XId men to fight for Latin American independence
. This intrepid group battl ed in the jungles, in the mm:::q>s and
deserts and in the high Andes. A~tbougb, at times, their looses were
tremendous they did not waver 1n the str'u8gle to insure f'reed.ain and justice
in Latin America. The northern South American republics of Venezuela,
Colombia and Ecuador owe their independence 1n no smol.l part to these ge.llnnt
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 40, Folder 21, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
At the side of Simon Bo~iva.r, throughout hio cs.t!IPaigns of
liberation from one end of South America to the other, vas a youns
officer 1 Daniel 0 'Leary by Il4ClC, out of County Cork . ne helped the
great South American liberator to .lead a continent to freedom and than
he consecro.ted tb.is amazing deed by writing an astoniahina 32 vo~ume
account of Bolivar ' s ce.mpaiSJl· He was a giant among men, in the great
historic tradition of the scholar-soldiers of Ireland.
There vas, too, Admiral :Burke in Argentina, vb.o founded that
oea captain kept at bay that nation's enemies from Without whi~e it
struggled to establish an ord.el'ly existence rlthin. In that same country,
the brilliant liberator, General San Martin had on his staff', n.ll at the
, /
same ti:::tc, three high ranking officers named O'Brien. Don Juan, Don Jose
8lld Don Jorge as they were known--John, Joseph and George O'Brien. Finally,
we mght note the work of wrd Coc.hrane who ma.oy regard as the Godfather of
the present-day republics of Peru and Brazil.
These names which I have cited are great Irish names in the
history of Latin American freedom. There arc othero Wich cou.ld be mentioned.
I think, however, that the point is cl ear . In La.tin America, too, there vas
fe~t the same spirit which has m:>ved Irish lovers of Uberty to risk their
lives and fortuntes time and again in the fight for this cauoe wherever it
might be at stake in the world. It ia leceodary that an Irishman lovce a
good fight . History shows, however, that he is o.t his best wen he is
fighting for the freedom and relief' of' the oppressed.
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 40, Folder 21, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
I abcu1d llkc to ue that 11'! La.tin ~.t 110 le s
t!llan 1u tbte t%71 tbe at.ol'7 of tbe Ir1 epi.r1t 'is DOt ~ e.n
, it of YE.lTia:- hel'oR, it u Gl.fJo the 15to17 Of
ez ~ eu ot:t or the B1u:De ot DUblin-tow
~i&t to f1~t t=4 clio ~ ot cUe tra::&
.. 1.1 vo. t tl .. ot.cl%7 f t!' un ~
!d r=: am ;eDt o:..-t ot Irel.-::ad tar tl2e
e b:re
h...--n th b~ Q'TU'C·!ltjlo:::i
plo•tetial bel lnDd t ... Wrt,h. By the do of tbatl
~ bdl41D8 for ~l~ ~bel~ to b'J1l4 r..ev :!;~ ~t
c::tioun 1: the leD!t: to tbe eout! • In t!A 1=-rJ.t:a, theae Irllllh eettl.er'a
1'm'24. !he;r rat-a. llveatock. mmu!'ectn"ed.. !£b.ey tnl.l\ed. 'lbq d14
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 40, Folder 21, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
menial jobc a.nd they to.ught schools and pro.cticed :medicine. They worked
\lith lumd o.nd brnin. All of them, however, of high station and low,
pitted their strength and will o.sa1nst vo.st aDd rolling pampas, osamst
tn'l:lospita.ble ju.nz_les o.nd the hiGh Andes. They lived, strugg.J.ed, laughed
end ce ... bra.ted St. Patrick' s day in the pl·i'::litive cities along the coas-cs
and river-bonks of South America.
1c can visualize .i'o:- a moment vhat t!leir life vas like if we
go back in thou.ght a century and a half to the bustling streets of a
city like Buenos Aires, not unlike the Ncu York of that da.y except in
its pre<1o:ninantly Spani~l a.ppearo.u-;e. The old recordG tell us that
azxmgst the Latin and the Indian :1.rl.he.bitant::; of t.he city in the early
eighteen hundreds there '1-ra.s ol.GO e. Sl?:d.nklitl8 of IriGhmcn. Thoro ~ro.o,
for cxa::Jple, WilliM Jennings, a bootme.kcr . Adolfo O'Gorman lived there,
too; he 'WUG a broker in wools and hides. Sabino 0 'Donnell tml8ht French
at the University; and Francis Bra.clley ro.n a liquor ntore on the main
ctreet. 1-bving on horeeba.ck nidot t!J.ese and other Irioh inhabitants of the
city and far out into the pampas was Father Anthony Fahey, the revered
Dcminican Priest who had been sent to minister to the cpiri tue.l needs of
these Irelanders far frOlll home.
Tbi e picture of Irish aettlcrs in far ava:y places ie not an unfamiliar
one. It vas reproduced over and ov·cr B@lin as our own nat::.on
spread inexorably westvard and as the primitive cities sprung~ and took
root on the great plains. It is the siq>le but noble and lllOving portrait
of honest J:le1l 8lld WOtllCn, far fran the land of their birth, seeking a decent,
peaceful human existence in an alien land.
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 40, Folder 21, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
Because the nev Latin American nations held out the promise of'
life 1 liberty and the pursuit of he,pp;ness to tp.c op,l)l·esocd, just as did
this land of ouro, Irish emigrants went there, even as they ce.me to the
United St.atcs . Here, as there, Irishmen found en anGHer to their ionermost
nccdo . They 1'oa."l.d opport'..mitics for themselves and tor their sons and
duughtcru t:> live good, full lives. They have given, in return, both in
this countl--y o.nd in Latin America, a ,.,holchcart(..>d and spontaneous gratitude
ond devotion to the la.ods into wilich their family stre.ins have been trans-planted.
T"nio Gimilo.rity of the Il·ich experience ir. the um•.;ed States and
in the Lo.tin A"OOrico.n republics is one of the lesG-l::nmm of the links lrhich
bind toget.'hcr the nat.ions or t.nc Hostcrn HCI:lisphere. Let ce say that ~w,
DOre than ever, w need to be avare of this l..ink1 of' all the links that
unite the Americas . We need to be aware of them and we need to make them
tighter .
We need to do so because it is not only this nation but all the
oations of the new world whicb. now face the unrelenting challenge of
Communist totalitarianism. For ycaro that lOOVeoent be.::; oought to undermine
the :>olidJJ.rity of the free nations of this hemisphere . Much e.G I regret
to say it, we must face the fact that they have had some succc::>G in their
cffortG .
All is not well in inter-Amer:l.co.n 1-cle.tiono. We have had fresh
cvidmce of tM.s fact in the (?7ave rioting B£1'}11nGt .Americans 1n the Bolivian
capitol of I.e. Pnz just a few ciaya ago. That deplo:roble development comes
on tho heels of evidences of' he still ty to the Un1 ted States in the Caribbean
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 40, Folder 21, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
cccOrPv countries. It follows the vicious attacks on the Vice-President 1n various
La. tin American countries last yec.r.
I bcllC're it is ti'!OO for this na.tion, ~r ~- t...c D.li.tions of
..----- now
the .Americc.c, to r ecognize the ::;crious sit'..w.tion tha.t isfucve~oping in
-------=--~· Mlt i"Q; ~ ..... ~ -ui Nit~ ~·~, ..--~
the Co.ribbenn area.. - 'believe we .~.c::U.sphere may well be :face to i'a.cc
with the prc:.pcct of 1ittle wars in that region, growing out or an inter-
~ing of dictatorships and revolution. It see:n3 to me high time that
the Organization of the American States be. ca.. lled into oec~io-n to examine '¥;,·..:,.'.'.=....,.... ---- . ~
this situo.tion and to see 'What steps can be taken to alleviate it.
. ··~ If I ma.y leave you, then, with one other seriou.:; thought before
we return to the festivities of thia special ~' it would be thir. . I
hope that each and everyone of us \rlll 'turn our a:"Gtention, most ce.rei'uD.y,
to the state of our la'tin American rcla:~;ious iu the weeks and months ahead.
I hope that \iC shall make a visorous and con&ietent effort to restore these
relations to e. atate of deep-seated fricndlineua and neighborliness and
cooperation which, in the interests of the entire new wrld, ought always
to characterize th~.
The La. tin Americans need to re-cxnminc their attitudes tow.rds
us and we need to do the same with regard. to the.:l. He need to improve
and streng'.;hen our policies relating to I.c.tin AI:lcrica. Moot important,
vc need to increase our mutua.J. uodcra~ing, to the end that thiG
hemisphere will otand Golid..cy asainst the inroads of tyranny. In o'hort,
're need to recapture the cense of a cO'a'IIlOn dectiey :ln :f.'reed.om, '\ihich was
the spark carried by the Irish of another ere. both north and south in the
new world of the Americas .
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 40, Folder 21, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
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Austin >Massage > Third Base (Sports Bar & Restaurant)
1717 W 6th St, Austin, TX | Directions 7870330.275315 -97.764566
Sun 4pm-10pm; Mon 11:45am-10pm; Tue 11:45am-10pm; Wed 11:45am-10pm; Thu 11:45am-10pm; Fri 11:45am-10pm; Sat 4pm-10pm
Neighborhoods: Old West Austin
I heart Trivia @ Third Base! – I have recently discovered Trivia at Third Base. It is so fun. We have a group that goes there now every Tuesday. We have placed a few times and the prizes are $75 gift card for first place and $40 for second and $20 for third. We loved the Saturday Night Live and 80's movie rounds! We didn't win the free pitcher of beer for best team name again though this time...next time....next time! I have always loved going to Third Base but now I love it even more. I am a trivia nerd to the max and this trivia is so much better than other bars that TRY to have fun trivia but its just always disappointing. Thanks Third Base!!!
Horrid Beer Selection, Poor Management – I used to love Third Base. They advertise "good" beer and "good" beer selection. Not so much. If you want macrobrewed domestics that you can get anywhere, go to Third Base. If you are looking for a tasty microbrew or two, find another place. As for the food, it is average, but pricey.
Now, here's the kicker. Not a fan of the management. I have set up a couple events with them. Reserved room. But, when we show up, we are greeted with "just find a place to stand." And, then constantly, "You can't stand here. We are serving the people at the tables." Not impressed.
On a positive note, the facilities are awesome. Bathrooms are great.
WoW! Fun ! – Went to Watch Cubs game the other day. I wish they had more of these, TV's everywhere and highquality. I got a Salad for lunch, It was huge and fresh not what i expected to see on the menu at a sports bar with a TON of beer, Yum Beer. Our Waitress was pretty cute too, Ill be back alot.
good place to watch a game! – I highly recommend this place to watch a game! Much bigger than most sports bars and the food isn't have bad. The waitress was nice and didn't have attitude like some. I'll be going back for every game!
Mopac-adjacent sports bar and happy hour spot boasts plenty of free garage parking and flatscreen TVs. – In Short
Expect crowds of sports fans and after-work happy hour groups enjoying the large projector screen and unobstructed views of the three dozen TVs. More than just a testosterone-filled beer bar, Third Base provides a full menu including the popular Mama Beaver's chili, mini corn dogs and sliders, wings and burgers. There's always a game on one of the screens and those inclined to more participatory pleasures can play darts or participate in a Monday, Tuesday, Friday poker match.
cool sports bar – lots of TVs. reasonable beer. Nachos are decent. Food seemed ok for a sports bar. Again, lots of TVs reasonable beer. Waiter was swamped but did a great job. during a UT game...
Best Sports Bar In Town! – Third Base totally rocks! They have a decent selection of beer and liquor, plenty of open space so you don't feel crowded even if it is a packed night, and there is always an event going on that keeps me wanting to come back for more. The staff is also quick with their service and very personable. An example of this is last night I wanted a breath mint after having dinner there and they were all out, so the owner offers me a piece of gum instead! If you are looking for a place to watch the game, hang out with friends, or just to get out of the house, Third Base of Austin is where it's at.
(((((((((((((( AVOID ))))))))))))))))))))0 – Food was terrible, had to send back my iced tea due to bad taste (try cleaning the tea brewing machine once in a while--it makes a world of difference). Couldn't eat the Burger because it tasted horribly burned and the meat was very sour. The bun was full of greese, and the greens were limp. My brother had the flat iron steak and he could not cut through it very well. I tasted it and it had gobs of black pepper all over and the meat was freezer burned. Why would the chef not be using fresh food is beyond me. Stop being lazy and use fresh food, it's not rocket science. The wait staff was great!!!!! The girls were very cute.
Everything is GREAT about Third Base – That's right, I said it, EVERYTHING. The services, the food (try the tortilla soup), the prices, the beer, their lunch and happy hour specials, TONS of t.v.s showing every game, the free covered parking and patio seating. This place is a must try for lunch and game watching.
Great TVs and good beer selection – I like how they say that it's called Third Base because it's your last stop on your way back to home. Nice baseball metaphor for a sports bar. They have a ton of large flat-screen TVs, so you've got a good seat for the game no matter where you're sitting. I was there for Monday Night Football and the crowd was lively, but not obnoxious. We didn't have the best service, but it was good enough. Just a little stand-offish. The parking is kinda weird, since you pretty much have to park in a parking garage and then walk down, but at least it's free and there's plenty of it.
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Is It Heartburn or a Heart Attack?
- Home
- Health Information
- Monthly Observance
Pain May Be Difficult to Distinguish
- A sharp, burning sensation below the breastbone or ribs
- Burning sensation may move up toward the throat
- Pain often occurs after eating, particularly when lying down
- Pain that increases when bending over, lying down, exercising, or lifting heavy objects
- Bitter or sour taste at the back of the throat
- Symptoms tend to respond quickly to antacids
- A feeling of uncomfortable fullness, pressure, squeezing, tightness, or pain in the center of the chest that lasts for more than a few minutes or goes away and comes back
- Often brought on by physical exertion or emotional stress
- Pain or discomfort that spreads to one or both arms, the back, stomach, neck, or jaw
- Shortness of breath
Other symptoms such as:
- Breaking out in a cold sweat
- Nausea
- Lightheadedness
- Fainting
- Palpitations (feeling a rapid heart beat)
Other Causes of Chest Pain
Other heart conditions, such as:
- Pericarditis—inflammation of the sac surrounding the heart
- Aortic dissection—rare, but dangerous condition in which the inner layers of the aorta separate
- Coronary spasm—arteries supplying blood to the heart go into spasm, temporarily limiting blood flow to the heart muscle
- Panic attack—periods of intense fear accompanied by anxiety, chest tightness, rapid heartbeat, rapid breathing, profuse sweating, and shortness of breath
- Pleurisy—inflammation of the lining of the chest and lungs, which causes chest pain that increases with coughing, inhalation, or deep breathing
- Costochondritis—inflammation of the rib cage cartilage
- Pulmonary embolism—a blood clot lodged in the artery of the lung
Other lung conditions, such as
- Collapsed lung
- Severe asthma
- Pneumonia
- Muscle-related chest pain—often accompanies fibromyalgia and other chronic pain syndromes
- Injured ribs, pinched nerves—can cause localized chest pain
- Shingles—infection of a nerve root, caused by reactivation of the chickenpox virus
- Gallbladder or pancreas problems—gallstones or inflammation of the gallbladder or pancreas can cause abdominal pain, which can radiate to the chest
- Disorders of the esophagus—swallowing disorders such as esophageal spasms and achalasia (failure of esophageal muscle to relax)
- Cancer—cancer involving the chest or that has spread from another part of the body
Seeking Medical Attention for Chest Pain
The American College of Gastroenterology http://www.acg.gi.org
American Heart Association http://www.heart.org
Canadian Cardiovascular Society http://www.ccs.ca
Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada http://www.heartandstroke.ca
Gastroesophageal reflux disease. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed. Updated June 12, 2012. Accessed July 14, 2012.
Heart attack. American Heart Association website. Available at: http://www.heart.org/HEARTORG/Conditions/HeartAttack/Heart-Attack%5FUCM%5F001092%5FSubHomePage.jsp. Accessed July 14, 2012.
Heartburn, gastroesophageal reflux (GER), and gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD). National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases website. Available at: http://digestive.niddk.nih.gov/ddiseases/pubs/gerd. Updated April 30, 2012. Accessed July 14, 2012.
ST-elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI). EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed. Updated June 7, 2012. Accessed July 14, 2012.
Revision Information
- Reviewer: Brian P. Randall, MD
- Review Date: 07/2012 -
- Update Date: 07/14/2012 -


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Milton Owens
Eleven Redbirds Earn MVFC Academic Excellence Award
Illinois State won nine games in 2012.
Come Out To The Brock Spack Show at Schooners
Coach Spack will be joined by player guest Milton Owens at Schooners for the Brock Spack Show.
No. 17 Redbirds Return Home to Face The Leathernecks
ISU looking to extend winning streak to five in a row.
No. 22 Redbirds, Salukis Face Off on Comcast SportsNet Chicago
Illinois State will be looking to break a four-game losing streak to the Salukis.
Redbirds Welcome In Nationally Ranked Sycamores
ISU will be looking for consecutive wins over ranked foes.
2011: Started eight out of 10 games played at right tackle ... key member of the offensive line unit that helped ISU rush for 183.4 yards per game, up from 131 yards per game last year ... key part of the unit that has allowed just six sacks on the season, which ranked the group No. 3 in the country in fewest sacks allowed ... helped Ashton Leggett become the first Redbird running back to rush for over 1,000 yards since 2006.
2010: Played in all 11 games, after transferring from Indiana ... recorded a total of five tackles on the season ... had a tackle in his first career game at ISU against Central Missouri ... recorded a season-high two tackles at Indiana State.
At Indiana: Moved from offensive line to defensive tackle prior to 2009 spring practice ... did not see any game action in 2009 ... three-time scout team player of the week (Eastern Kentucky, Virginia and Illinois) ... saw action against Western Kentucky and Murray State as a redshirt freshman in 2008 ... made collegiate debut against WKU ... two-time scout team player of the week (Minnesota and Central Michigan) ... redshirted the 2007 season.
Harmony Community HS: Three-year letterwinner ... standout offensive lineman under head coach David Pool.
Personal: Born July 23, 1988, in Gary, Ind. ... son of Monroe and Pam Owens ... youngest of five children ... majoring in graphic design.


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Home > Wellness > Health Library > Antithyroid Medicines for Hyperthyroidism
Antithyroid medicines cause your
thyroid gland to make less thyroid hormone.
Antithyroid medicine works more
quickly than radioactive iodine therapy. It also does not permanently damage
your thyroid gland.
You may take antithyroid medicine before
you have radioactive iodine treatment or surgery in order to bring your
metabolism to normal, to make you feel better, or to
reduce the chances of more serious problems.
You may also take
antithyroid medicine if you have
Graves' ophthalmopathy and are going to be treated
with radioactive iodine therapy. If you take antithyroid medicine before you
have radioactive iodine treatment, it may prevent your Graves' ophthalmopathy
from getting worse.
Antithyroid medicines do not
always start working right away. Symptoms usually get better or go away 1 to 8
weeks after you start taking the medicine. It may take as long as 6 months for
your thyroid hormone levels to become normal.
medicines work best if you have mild
hyperthyroidism, if this is the first time you are
being treated for
Graves' disease, if you are younger than 50, or if
your thyroid gland is only swollen a little bit (small goiter).
If your hyperthyroidism comes back after you
have stopped taking the medicine, you can try taking antithyroid medicine
again. But your doctor may recommend radioactive iodine treatment, because
radioactive iodine is more likely to permanently cure your
In some cases, one type of antithyroid medicine
works better than the other.
Side effects of antithyroid medicines
Call your doctor right away if you have any signs of side
effects. Side effects can be serious. But they usually go away after you stop
taking the medicine.
See Drug Reference for a full list of side
effects. (Drug Reference is not available in all systems.)
If you take antithyroid
medicine for a long time, you may develop
hypothyroidism, which means your body is making too
little thyroid hormone.
It is very important to take antithyroid
medicine at the same time every day.
Your doctor will have to
check your thyroid hormone levels frequently to make sure you are taking the
right amount of medicine. If your thyroid hormone levels are too low, your
doctor may prescribe a small amount of thyroid medicine to take along with
your antithyroid medicine.
Your hyperthyroidism is most likely
to come back (relapse) within 6 months after you stop taking medicine. But it can
also come back years later. Be sure to have regular check-ups with your doctor.
If you are
pregnant, your doctor will recommend that you take the smallest effective dose
of antithyroid medicine. After your baby is born, you can safely breast-feed
while taking antithyroid medicine.
Children may be hard to
treat with antithyroid medicine, because they grow so fast and it is hard to
know how much medicine to give them.
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Last Revised:
November 4, 2011
Healthwise Staff
Medical Review:
E. Gregory Thompson, MD - Internal Medicine & David C.W. Lau, MD, PhD, FRCPC - Endocrinology
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